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Similar experience to others where I received a message on Indtagram to get 4 free items if I post photos of my dogs wearing them. It gave from an anonymous account, not the actual supposed company's account. Within 2 hours I got the exact same message from two other "companies" and immediately knew it was a scam.
This is a scam just like everyone else is saying got sent a message from a bot account that had nothing to do with the company and all you receive is messages from bots asking you to sign up they say you’ll get something in return but I don’t believe that
An individual messaged me (not the actual company!) And told me to message them. They would offer you a discount, but the prices are crazy. Why should a different profile than the original one chatting, and not the company profile itself? It didn't even have a pic. Don't fall for that, please.
I was contacted by this company through Instagram offering me 4 free gifts in return for featuring my cat on their Instagram page posing with their products. I was immediately suspicious so agreed to see what the catch was. The first thing I noticed were the ridiculously high prices they were charging on their website for items. For example, an identical bandana to one they are selling for $34.95 cost £6.99 including shipping on Amazon. After choosing 4 items from their website and going to checkout I was not surprised to see a "shipping fee of $45.15 quoted.
You could buy these 4 items, including shipping, far cheaper on Amazon. Needless to say I declined their "offer". I'm amazed that, judging by their Instagram page, some people obviously fall for this ludicrous scam.
VERY SLOW DELIVERY !! Wouldn't purchase from here again. Been waiting 3 weeks and already and still no sign of my parcel, will be sending back once arrived as the 2 events I need it for would have been and gone by the time it actually arrives. Poor communication and over priced !
Scam … ball size of an orange in the photo soccer ball size and the other interactive toy one eye no bill and no squeaker .. so badly sewn it’s already falling apart p
Don’t bother such a shame
I am an ambassador for them and they have helped me every step of the way. The only problem I have is that the shipping is expensive.
It's a big scam, I have my own dog toy company and they threatened me to stop it. If you read there policies they cover them so nothing can be blamed on them.
This IG account contacted me to solicit personal information claiming my pet would be a good model. My account is private so they couldn't have seen any pictures of my pet. Additionally, the message came from an individual, not the actual fuzzypet account. It is a scam account. I blocked.
They contact people on instagram offering free gifts to put on your pet and take photo for them its a scam.
We're sharing our story to warn others about 👎TheFuzzyPet-SCAM, which preys on pet owners looking for Instagram promotion for their pets. Emma from TheFuzzyPet contacted us, claiming they "really like our dog as he is super photogenic" and promised promotion on their page if we bought their "free" drop-shipping products, with an unreal shipping fee of $39.33 USD. The products were directly shipped from China. Identical products on AliExpress and Temu cost only 15€ total, including shipping to our home in the EU, so TheFuzzyPet earned over 20€ by promising IG promotion but never delivered. We also invested in professional photos and met all their criteria, but they broke the deal in silence. They only reposted us as an IG story, bringing in just less than 10 new likes 👎👎👎, which might indicate that they are paying for the large amount of likes on the permanent posts. They never responded to our messages after we paid $39.33 USD for their "free products." Bravo Emma and Eva from TheFuzzyPet scam - you outsmarted us, but you lost your reputation forever! Of course if your reputation of "world famous brand" is real and if the great mayority of your followers are not synthetic (bought), which we suspect based on the experience with the super low reach of your story. We have proofs and screenshots to cover every claim above 💪
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